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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-01-06
IN LEsLIsg,s POPuLAR MoNTHLY.

As a war in Europe may be announced any
day by cable most people are interested TO
know something about the great states which
will nrat be involved. Francis Joseph l.,
w. Towle, gives in Frank Lestie's Popular
Monthly for January, clear and well-written
picture Of one power "When Greek Meets
other ''footrrinis Of Washington in i7ss,'i
written and illustrated by Mrs. c. lngersoll
Cara, Is an attractive article Of our ewn land
a sketch Of a strange ruler OF Muscovy. A
new novel by Clarence VI. Boutelle, THE Man
outside, " opens remarkably we'll, seizing the
ingratitude OF the hero. Other stories will
win readers, as Will the account OF 'Metz;
Its Monuments and Memories" and one Of
Nielsen, where Dresden China is Made An
article on the spectrum. sunlight Unraveled,
by Arthur V. Abbot. Is science made as inter-
esting as novel. The whole January number
OF this periodical. with It's attractive reading
and charming pictures, is prize for young
and old.
FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE SoRJAS. 's7,
Begins the twenty-hrst volume Of this WE'LL
established family magazine. Opening this
number, We are at once greeted with n very
beautiful colored frOntispiece entitled "For
the Pastor, - which IL a real art gem. The
leading article II devoted to THE salvation
Army, aud among its illustratlons is fine
nortrait OF General" Booth An article en-
titled American schools in the Turkish En-
pire, - by the Rev. J. y Riggs, with illustrA-
lions, should attract wide attention; aud, also
THE Women VI India, " both bearing upon
the missionary question. The long announced
new serial story, ellis Banner over me, " by
y. 4. Mathews, begins also In this number.
IL opens Interestingly, and IL written in \
charmingly graceful style. Mr. Powells
sixth leaf deals with Alfred Tennyson but al
80 considerably with Thomas Powell himself.
There Ia also finely illustrated article on
Moscow, Its Churches and People, and the
younger members OF the family will enjoy the
new story begun for them, 'NOt Found Out -
There are several good poems, many interest
ing short articles, and some very beautiful en-
cravings appropriate to the holiday season,
together with q fine Christmas carol by the
Rev. &. J. Black, with music by Joseph BarA-
by. The monthly visits Of this magazine are
continued pleasure.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-01-06
GONE TO SEE THE MILLER.

1t is said there is no one like that
old famous knight Of the grist. All
who have anything to do with him,
whether they received at his hands
Establishment or an ALFRED wal
looping, return with the same report
that there is none like him. To
see is but TO be convinced of this
fact.
How will our new delegation be
affected by him2 Not much surely.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Diamond Dots.

LEIrNKR,the Nyack (N.Y J pher ONE
non, has been recessed by Indianspo'
lie, according to his contract, which
expired on the Goth inst.
IT will take just $40 spectators per
game to pay the assoc alton guarantee
next season. For every person above
that figure the visiting team shares.
OK being asked what was his great.
est record In center field, Johnston, oil
the Boston, said that In 1884, playing
at Wilmington with the Richmonds,
he had eleven put outs, three assists
and no errors.
Tx answer to the question, "Who Ii
considered the best general player In
the profession ?" the Avalanche names
Mike Kelly. But no Is not. Robin
son, Of the g.. Louis Browns, is the
man, and In this assertion We will bs
upheld by the best men on the dia
mond,
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the RAILWAYS.
What the Boys Of the Rail Are
Doing.


MEssRs. NJ. L. SARGENT, general
freight agent, and Capt. J. E, Lock
wood, general ticket agent Of the Kan.
sas City road, are also at the Gsyoso.
GEs. GEORGE H. NKrrLRros, the ex.
cellent president Of the Kansas City
and Birmingham railroad, accom-.
panied by his son, arrived at the Gay.
oso last night.
The connecting link, or last spike,
will be driven in the Memphis and
Birmingham railroad on tomorrow.
The connection will be made at the
gap, which is about fifty miles east Of
Tupelo, Miss, and ninety.slx miles
west OF Birmingham, and the line will
be formally opened for business be-
tween the 9th and 10th OF October.
The distance from Memphis to Biz
mipgham by this liue Is 2b7 miles.
This will be q most important line to
Memphis 1t connects at Blrmipg-
nhu Win tuc houibNiilo ahu
Nashville road for Montgomery,
Selma, Eutala, Columbus, Ga,
and Florida points. 1t connects
with the Georgia Pacific road for At.
lants, Macon, Augusta, Charleston,
Savannah aud Southeastern points.
II also connects with the Alabama and
Great Southern road for Chattanooga,
Cincinnati and eastern sea board
points. As to the eastern sea board
business, the Memphis and Birming.
ham road will have choice Of routes
by West Point or Norfolk, Va also al
Charleston and Savannah, with reg.
ular lines OF steamers 10 New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. The Memphis merchants
ought to be able to bring some 70, 00C
bales OF cotton over this road, reaching
as 1t does into the very best cotton
region OF the Southeast. The Kansas
Oily railroad people will sc,
that Memphis merchants will hav,
the benefit OF through rat'
10 all these points reached by tn,
Memphis and Birmingham extension
and the Kansas City road 10 able Il
mske successful fight for such a rate
A grand excursion TO Birmingham
and counter excursion from BIZ
mipgnsm to Memphis, will be In orde
when the line gets thoroughly opene,
to traffic. Gen. Nettlelon and part
will 20 down the road in private ca
aud be present when the gap 10 close
on Wednesday.
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NEEBE IN THE "PEN."
He II Taken 10 Joliet Very sud.
denly.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 2e.-Oscar
Neebe, the anarchist, 10 In Joliet.
None OF his friends knew he was to be
taken away 60 suddenly, ard TO none
Of them did he say good bye. At s
O'Clock tonight coupe, driven by
deputy sheriff, stopped In the shadow
OF the Criminal Court building, and
Deputy Shsriss Gleason, Spears and
Hubbard aligh,ed and went into the
Jail. Ben Price, the jail clerk, wss
waiting for them. They understood
each other. and without any ado
Price unlocked the inner doors and,
followed by Gleason and Spears,
iramped up the iron stairway
TO the second gallery, where the con.
demued anarchists are. Lights were
burning In all the cells. Neebe's cell
door was unlocked, and Spears told
him be wanted TO talk with him
In the jsil tffice, The party then
went quietly down stairs. When the
Office door was closed, Spears said:
swell, Netbe, We are going 10 take
you 10 Joliet tonight"
"Oan't / zee my friends2 Cant |
see my lawyer, Capt. Blsek2' ejacu.
lated Neebe In tone Of surprise.
"No."
He thsn ssked 10 be allowed TO
change his clothes. A turnkey brought
down bis best suit Of clothes and clean
linen. He pm. them on and then held
out bis wrists for the manScles with
which @ leason bad been playing. He
was fret hsndcuHed alone, and then
the deputy iherifs changed their
minds aud chained bis right wrist "a
spears' left. The party then lsfi n G
iail. Gleason told the guards at the
| Jail 10 lock the door aud keep
the reporters back. They did
so aud Imprisoned them for severn
minutes and until the carriage was
we'll on It's way 10 the Chicsgo and
Alton railroad. When delayed TO
porter reached that depot he found
that the fast express for 81. Louis wa
just pulling out. The Neebs party
were aboard. The train arrived q
Joliet at 10 :35 o'clock and the prisonel
was at once hurried 10 the prison. 4
telegram had told Warden MeClaugh
. cry this. Neebe Was coming. Depu
. ~ Hubbard did not 20 TO Joliet. II
stated that The sheriff had though
beat 10 have Neebe taken 10 joliet %
oretly, for fear OF an ouibreak and n
!. | attsmpt at feecue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
A O0eisl order sent,

BERLIN, September 2o.-Au official
order has been sent TO StrasburR for
a detailed report Of the frontier affair.
Commissaries hsvs gone to ascertain
the txict spot where Keeper Brignon
and Officer wanger were standing
whom Kaufman fred. The frontier
line where the shooting occurred Is
very irregular and apt 10 mislead any
one. Count Herbert Bismarck, Score.
tAry Of the Foreign Office, has rent a
friendly note 10 the French embassy
suggesting 40 early communication Of
the results OF the official inquiry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Frontier Accident Requires
Diplomscy.

The Frontier Accident Requires
Diplomacy.
PARIS, September 26.-The follow
ing details have been received con.
corning the shooting incident on the
Franco German frontier near Rion'su.
Plaipe: Ga Saturday morning q party
Of FIVE sportsmen and four heaters
we're following q path on French ter.
ritory seven yards from the frontier,
when q person standing behind a
clump OF trees, on the German side,
eighty yards from the frontier, fired
three shots at them. The first bullet
did rot hit any one, but the second
killed one OF the heaters named
Brignon, and the third severely
wounded a gentleman named Wsg
nsr, q pupil at the Saumur Cavalry
school. The German officials declare
that q German ecldier named Ksufi
mann, who was detailed to sssis
the forest guards in preventing poach
| ing, fred the shots. Kaufman affirm
that no shouted three times for tn
party to halt before firing at them. II
believed that they were on Germa
territory. The sportsmen declare tbs
they heard nothing. The officials
both sides Of the frontier are maxim
inquiries into the shooting.
| Il ha, been automatically learne
that Kaufman hred at the men d,
der the belief that they were poscher
who are numerous In that localii
owing to the abundance Of large gam
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OmciaI Report Demanded.

PAIRS, September 20 Premier Rou'
vler conferred with the Minister Of
Foreiga Affairs and tho Minister Of
Justice In relation TO the frontier incl.
dent. After the receipt Of the efiicial
report Of the affair he decided 10 send
a note to Berlin requesting the German
Government, In the interest Of contin'
ustion Of friendly relations, to insii'
tu!e inquiry into the affair without
delay.
Count Won Muster, German En-
bssssdor here, In an interview with
Foreign Minister Flourens, ex
pressed regret at the frontier occur
renee, and gave the assurance tina,
justice would be done by the German
Government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
VOTERS OF SHELBY.
Head quarters Of tho Cttirens' Anti
Prohibition Executive Cornmit-
tee, memphis, Tenn, Sep
tesnber "a, 1857.

On Thursday, September the 10th,
an Amendment to the Constitution OF
the State will be submitted to tho peo-
pie for their ratification or rejection,
which provides sgainst the manufact-
ure for sale, CT keeping for sale a. q
beverage, soy intox.c itipg liquors
whatever, including wine, ale and
beer.
As THE amendment proposes to tam.
per with the mora freedom and per-
sonal rights OF cur people, Increase
taxation and curtail the revenues oil
both the State and municipal govern
meat, and as an impression prevails
amongst many who oppose this amend
ment that TO sag away from the poll
on the w h OF September Ia a vot'
against IL. we call upon our fellow
citizsnr, irrespective Of color, religion
or politics, for the sake oil themselves
aud generations ysl TO come, 10 70 v
the polls on Sept nicer 29,h, and volt
down this ruthless attack upon thu
fundamental principles oil American
liberty.
By order Of the Committee,
aB0RaR r.. POWELL, Chairman,
RALPH DAVIS, hto:etary.
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standing or she Clubs.

The game to be played this after.
nom between the Browns and Biz.
minghams closes the league season
here. The Browns leave tonight, and
make the circuit for the last time. On
the trip they will play eleven games
three with Birmingham, three with
Charleston and FIVE with New Orleans.
The latter club is playing 6ne ball,
and still keeps up Its winning lead.
That they will win the penpant 70
conceded by all. II is very difficult
matter to give the correct standing OF
the different clubs, from the reason
that President Morrow, in cir.
cular issued some time ago,
said that he had failed to
receive official scores OF oil games
played and that he would be compelled
to make up the standing from those
ecores that be had received. 10 q let
ter to President Hart, Of New Orleans,
he saya: "As to the standing Of the
climbs, / cannot give any reliable In.
formation. am not allowed to make
up my record from outside estimate or
information, / must be guided alone
by the official scores sent to me by the
scorers OF each club. / have not re-
ceived q score frC IN the Birmingham
club since June 20:h, aud have re-
ceived only nine scores from that club
since she was admitted to the league.
About three weeks ego served notice
by mail on the president, treasurer and
scorer Of tina Birmin cham club that
they had not sent In any scores since
June 20, and gave them the dates Of
each and every game they had report
ed. have never received reply Il
either one OF these Letters. This vii
give you some idea Of my troubles, ant
show you why II Is impossible for m,
to tell the correct standing Of eacl
club. / recently received two score
In an envelope post marked Helena
Ark, aud the scores were signed b,
the official scorer Of the Memphis
club. TIE letter contained no advic,
or ex PLANTATION, but simply two score
for two games played at Memphis
August 26 aud "a. They were MALE
ct Helens, Ark, one week after To
games were played at Memphis. Ne
0rleacs sad Charleston scorers hay
been prompt and correct. The othel
were ell !ln!ty."
OF course every one Of the missir
scores can be furnished, and i
hardly probable that President No
row will refuse 10 allow them to 20
record. II he counts In all OF ther
then the following 10 about correct:
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m.,ropo,,,.n. .. Annette. 4.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 2s.-
With the score at TO 8 in iayor Of the
visitors, and Milligsn and Bierbauer
on bases and no.oue. out, Umpire Sui
Ivan called the Athletic. Metrop oliisn
game on account Of darkness. There
was q vigorous kick on the decls'o Ca
by local players snd spectators, but It
ayailed nothing. Seward was bic
rather freely In the frsl 6ss inning,
but after that not q hit was made Of
him. Miys was very effective In the
early part a tue game, bat later on be
was found freely. Tho hitting oil Poor.
man, the fielding OF Hankinson and
base ruunirg oi Rsdiord were the
feaiureL score;
hstropoliiAns.-..-l 3 5000 -f
Athletics .....--......l0 0203 lis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
syrup OF PIGS,

Manufactured only by the Caliiornia
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. IL na ure's own true laxative. II
Ia the most easily ,sken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known "a
cleanse the system when bilious OF
oostivo, 10 dispel headaches, colds and
ievere, 20 cure habitual constipation
lndlg, stion, etc. For sale 10 % ceni
and 81 botlos by II. J. Holster, and
ali leading druggists vanvleet a
Co, q. w. jones 4 o., W. N. VIII
kerson 4 Co, Mansfield a 90. hav,
been appointed Wholesale agents q
Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Twen,y-Two. Presidents.

9. O. Tool & Co., printers and
llthographeis, have gotten out card
containing The portraits Of all the
PfesIdepis from wsshlrgton to Ceve
land, inclusive, which they have
presented 10 their patrons and Other
friends. /, isA handsomely gotten m
card, ard reflects credit upon the skill
and taste Of Toof 4 On. Tho portraits
Of the twenty-five Presidents ase very
fine. bring Autographs, and the great.
est cSre hiss been taken IN the pres,
work. the result beiHg a production oil
epecial ln'sresi and vslue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Famous Arneld murder Case
lsrsotAL 70 rHs IyysAL-I

NASHVILLE, TENN, September 2s.-
Tbs famous Arnold murder case wa
ended In the courts todiy by the en-
terinr Of q nolle prOsequi ssainst Foo
ter and Nelson, Joslin and Bill Brown
They have been over twenty month";
In ~, and there was much doubt ~
10 their implication In tbs murder o
the others. Ben Bfowl was hanged
Simon Fox was sent 10 the peni,en'
ilsry and died there, and Robert Nc
LIN ls now in the penitentisry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Broehiyn o, BsIiimere ..

New Yosr, September 20. - At
Brooklyn today The homo team wen q
game from Baltimore. The battery
work was about even, Porter and
Clark bong perhaps more steady.
For the visitors Greenwood, Trott.
Davis and Daniels did exceedingly
well. Daniels md Barns did the hit
ting. Two very pretty double plays
were made by 0l,orson, Mcclellan
and Phillips, and were loudly ap.
plauded. Attendance, 1917. Score:
Brooklyu- MO- 0020140-e
Baltimore .....,..0 3 10000 I'd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, September %. Hlsht-
canal and inches on the falls. Weather
cloudy, cool aud rainy.
NEW ORLEANS, September -. Might
wssthsr cloudy and g iol. Arrived; TAX
land and barges, ~. Leuls. Departed John
Gilmore and bafges, ~. Louis.
CAIRO. Sept mber 9.-NiEht-Rlyer
ieet 5 inches on the gauFe and allinE
" ssthsr cloudy and cool. Arrived oity o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

LITTLE Rocr.-The north bound
passenger trsio on the Iron Mountain
railroad was wrecked near Walnut
Ridge, Ark this morning. The nen'
bers Of the TSxarkana ard hol
spi ings @. A. X. posts were among
the passengers, en- route for st. Louis'
The list Of casualties caa not be Cd
tained nj this time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Ps,,.a.Iph,. :. washington ..

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 20
McLemores wildnees materially assist'
cd the Phiilies 10 victory today. Ia TIE
first inning he gave three bases on
balls and made q wild pitch, which,
with q double by Andrews, q mud ny
Shock and wild throw by Mack,
gave the home tram three rurs, lead
which the visitors could not overcome.
The ba,ting and fielding Of Andrews
and the base running Of Fogerty were
the features. Score:
Phllsdelphls..-3 OIL DOL .
Washington.....0 / 0002 l l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
III. Russell Assaulted. .

LONDON, September 26.-Mr. Rus'
sell, N. p, attempted to address q
Unionist meeting at Plymouth thi,
evening, but there was 80 much oppo'
sition and hissine that he could not
proceed. 90 leaving the meeting ball
he was assaulted. The usual resolu'
tons were not passed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
sTANDIso or THE LEAGUE.

From the above It will bs seen that
New Orleans leads Memphis six
games, while Charleston 10 seven
games behind. Memphis now holds
second place, and unless unexps cted
III luck IL met With she will finish In
that position. But the Browns will
have 10 play great ball both ut New
Orleans and at Charleston, as the
latter club is pushing them hard, and
finishes the seeson at home. But II ia
dollars TO cents that the clubs will
hnith in the order named.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Press Urge. CaImness.

PABIs, September 2o.-rhe Paris
papers urge the people to regard the
shooting affair on the frontier with
calmness, in order rol 10 embarrsss
the government In their handling Of
the case.
TIE Journal Des Dsbals says the
wounded officer was In civilian dress
when he was shot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Dont suffer any longer, bat use
Tanners Inisllible Neuralgia Cure,
the only iniAllible cure on earth Tor
all iorns OF neuralgia and nervous
headache. Rangum Root Medicine
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80 c,nts per b.I. Sold by oil drug
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
BOILER INSPECTION.
The City Ordinance o. the subject
Declared weld.

Judge y ter, In the Circuit Court,
yesterday ruled tba, that part Of the
city ordinance for the inspection oil
steam boilers, which makes the twnsi
OF the boiler liable for the charges oi
the inspector. and providing that tbs
inspector bhall 'oJk b the owner and
In no case 10 lhe city for pay THU
york, 10 void for want oi authority In
the charter 10 establish such q resu
lation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
EUNFRAI ApTICP

PO0LBAAN-Ths friends and Aequalht.
snes, Of Capt @. A. FoFlsmAn are requested
10 attend the funeral Of b' son. LEEoY d.
FcatIHis. from the Louisville aud Nash.
VILE depot. this CTUFsDAYl mornins at .
o'clock. Services and burial At Buuood
esnstsry Al $50 o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
k.vyerh \, Bostss y.

NEW YoEK, September 26.-New
York defeated Boston today by bat.
ting Msdden's curves all over the
aeld. Keeis pitched well and Muir.
phy supported him In bis usual fine
style. For tina visitors, Mesh at thid
base and Sutton at short stop took the
laurels for hns stops and plays. Mad
den was not himself today, and the
Giants hit him freely. Attendants,
2,47l. Scores
New YoIk-..........- 81 ! 400
Boston. ....,............00 200 o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 2e.-The
Chicago Pittsburg game today Was
postponed on account OF rain; two
games will be played tomorrow after
MON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

MANY Ave tried 10 compound
preparstlc q which should EQUAL re-
ru.na, bat none ever yet succeeded
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
nIEII.

wINcHHsIER-On NJ nday. sepismbsr
q, issT. JoHS CtoHWrL only son 81 0eorge
Winehest ?, ESQ. sE,d q iriy three Jsafs.
Funeral from Calvary church. this ITUBS-
DAn evening 1t > o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
NtRRIEn.

GOODWIN ALEXANDER AT Grace
Church. September ~. 1851. By the Rev.
George Patterson, DID,, J. A. GoobviS and
NAY x, AItxlNbxa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

both clubs was good, while Duplap's
worksaf second was brilliant. The
game was called at tho end OF the sew
enth inning on account OF darkness.
Score:
Dstroit....,. ....... 2O23 90 O. Z
Indianapolis. .......2 O0000 90 z
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
AMUSEMENT
Mrs. Florence Finley Moore
WILL REOPEN HER

DASo.Na ACADEMY, ~, ssIn.r yp len s spd
NOON, Noyembet 5th, st o clock,
Terms per month. } 90, payable IN al
latest dances, and will have the Minust,s ~
one Of the hrst dances taught.
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sTRAYRD.
TO LET.

ITO CONTRADICTORY Thirty thous.sd yds
i Of soed ,crapsr vork on ieyss. Yer In
'''"A0' ''p T6oy, MCGOWAN A 60.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

NAxoY FErERnAE, Cockpor,. Ind.
Gays Pe.ru-na u the beat medicine abe
ever used.